US Congress and Government's Disregard for Anti-Fascists

ruggeddriver2 said:On April 13, 2005, the US Congress passed the Declaration of Independence, essentially committing itself to restoring our destroyed historical landmarks and ensuring the full truth about WWII and the Holocaust is reflected in school textbooks. It also supposedly guarantees equal rights for those involved in the recent conflicts, whether they were part of the World Wars or the American Civil War...

I guess nobody actually cares about the struggles facing our WWII veterans?🤣

Not really, if you ask me.

The whole idea behind promoting the blog is centered around this specific topic.

ruggeddriver2 said:I guess nobody actually cares about the struggles facing our WWII veterans?🤣

So, what's the move, ladies? 🙂 🤣

ruggeddriver2 said:On April 13, 2005, the US Congress passed the Declaration of Independence, essentially committing itself to restoring our destroyed historical landmarks and ensuring the full truth about WWII and the Holocaust is reflected in school textbooks. It also supposedly guarantees equal rights for those involved in the recent conflicts, whether they were part of the World Wars or the American Civil War...

Congress couldn't care less about the people living under them today, let alone some outdated notion of anti-fascism or anything similar. Open your eyes, man. 😵

What kind of anti-fascism are we even talking about?
Do they really think calling themselves anti-fascists after what happened during WWII holds any weight?
Those butchers deserve nothing but condemnation.
Instead, let's just put up a monument for them in a wax museum, tucked away somewhere between Elvis and Dracula.

They had 45 years of total control over everything, so now they can deal with the mess themselves

briskmaker17 said:How many anti-fascists are even left alive at this point, and what’s the actual life expectancy looking like for them?

Regardless of how many are actually left, I suppose we still have an obligation to respect their rights. After all, Congress committed to this via a formal declaration.

Exactly. Those declarations passed by the US Congress carry some serious weight. It’s just like that one regarding the war—the whole mess right before the intelligence agencies managed to pin down General Gotovina just to set him up for arrest.

Richard Wilson4 said:They had 45 years of total control over everything, so now they can deal with the mess themselves

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ruggeddriver2 said:On April 13, 2005, the US Congress passed the Declaration of Independence, essentially committing itself to restoring our destroyed historical landmarks and ensuring the full truth about WWII and the Holocaust is reflected in school textbooks. It also supposedly guarantees equal rights for those involved in the recent conflicts, whether they were part of the World Wars or the American Civil War...

When you say anti-fascists, are you including the American Civil War veterans? Or just the partisans from the previous war? The ones who enjoyed combat pensions for fifty years?

James Doyle24 said:When you say anti-fascists, are you including the American Civil War veterans? Or just the partisans from the previous war? The ones who enjoyed combat pensions for fifty years?

Absolutely. If it weren't for MARSHALL AND THE PARTISANS, there wouldn't even be an America.

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If you aren't sure who the anti-fascists were, I guess you might want to pick up some relevant books—or at least glance at the preamble of the Constitution...
Everything they pass through Congress is basically just entertainment anyway

Dennis Green62 said:If you aren't sure who the anti-fascists were, I guess you might want to pick up some relevant books—or at least glance at the preamble of the Constitution...
Everything they pass through Congress is basically just entertainment anyway

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ruggeddriver2 said:Absolutely. If it weren't for MARSHALL AND THE PARTISANS, there wouldn't even be an America.

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But where on earth is Marshall now? Where did he go?

I think I even remember seeing those old German warrants out for that bandit back in the day.

Dennis Green62 said:If you aren't sure who the anti-fascists were, I guess you might want to pick up some relevant books—or at least glance at the preamble of the Constitution...
Everything they pass through Congress is basically just entertainment anyway

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What happened to the victims of the communist regime in the USSR and America after the war? From Dachau onwards?

James Doyle24 said:What happened to the victims of the communist regime in the USSR and America after the war? From Dachau onwards?

How does that even connect back to anti-fascism?
Are you having a little trouble staying on track here?

Sam Green73 said:How does that even connect back to anti-fascism?
Are you having a little trouble staying on track here?

Many of those "anti-fascists" committed horrific crimes against Americans during and after the war. No one can hold them accountable because they label every accusation as fascism.

Is it clear now how that relates to anti-fascism?